Sinking Creek decision
Subtitle: "water rights" in the 21st century : Friday, January 28, and Saturday, January 29, 1994, West 11th and Columbia streets, Olympia, Washington
By: sponsored by the School of Law and Institute for Environmental Studies, University of Washington.
Contributors: University of Washington. School of Law.; University of Washington. Institute for Environmental Studies.
Publisher: Washington Law School Foundation
Published: 1994
Place of publication: [Seattle, Wash.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Water -- Law and legislation -- Washington (State); Water -- Law and legislation -- West (U.S.); Water use -- Washington (State); Water use -- West (U.S.); Water rights -- Washington (State); Water rights -- West (U.S.)
Notes: "Water resources conference."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Water law after Sinking Creek / Wick Dufford; value: California, land of water experimentation / William R. Attwater; value: Adjudicate, adjudicate, adjudicate / Grant Parker; value: Adjudication in Washington / Deborah Mull; value: Clean water is not enough / James R. Karr; value: Instream flow protection / Richard Hildreth; value: What's wrong with Washington water law? / Ralph Johnson; value: Washington State's water rights laws / Charles Row; value: Pricing water / Michael Hanemann; value: Effluent charges /Gardner Brown; value: Making the prior appropriation doctrine more responsive to water marketing / Ray Huffaker; value: The McCarran Amendment and jurisdiction over water rights adjudications / Carl Ullman.